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  <title>Episode 041 - Buck Habitat Selection During Hunting Season</title>
  <description>Where do bucks go during hunting season?&amp;amp;nbsp; Does hunting pressure change where bucks spend time? In this episode Bronson, Steve, and former MSU Deer Lab graduate student Colby Henderson, review research findings from a 2-year study where about 50 bucks were marked with GPS-enabled collars and we monitored their movements throughout a hunted landscape over the hunting season. First, what is habitat “selection”? Selection is a measure of how much time an animal spends in a particular vegetation type relative to how much of that vegetation type exists on the landscape.&amp;amp;nbsp; For example, if hardwood forest is only 5% of a property and deer spend 50% of their time there, then selection for hardwood forest would be very high – deer are differentially selecting for hardwood forest relative to the amount available to them on the landscape.&amp;amp;nbsp; We compared not only what vegetation types bucks selected, but also what hunters selected, and how that changed over the hunting season. </description>
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